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Prince
Rupert
Daily
News
Monday,
February
'a,
I'JIi
,
kpassing
DISTRICT
NEWS
Capacity
Crowd
Praises
'53
Rotary
Club
Concert
A
capacity
crowd
last
nijrht
saw
and
heard
the
Rotary
Mixed
Chorus
and
assisting
artists
present
their
finest
concert
on
record.
TERkACt
....
ii.nl
drouiH-d
a
I
Long
before
the
program
itai
tl
Kotury
Club
'
'n
ti,t
CupiU'l
Theatre,
hjVe
sounded
like
a
lt.
Ahi!e
everyone
lUtenrd
nuiiv
nispered
to
her
tl""
l,nilrie
or
director
Of
citizen,
began
arriving
and
when
h
h"rd
clearV
nd
the
curtain
war,
drawn
at
1:15
l?h
T
y
throughout
the
Packed
pm.,
more
than
700
were
geated
i
i
The
rholr,
under
the
dlrertrn
L.'L"8110'18
y
Ed
Olad-
of
the
hall
for
their
school
display
on
the
evening
of
March
5.
Arrangements
are
progressing
for
the
purchase
of
more
bowling
alleys
and
a
special
meeting
will
be
called
to
finalize
plans.
Two
nights
a
week
will
be
given
to
the
CNR
employees
to
play
football
in
the
back
room
instead
of
on
Sunday
afternoons
when
the
children
want
to
roller
skate
there.
Mr.
A.
Hart
said
boxing
was
now
well
underway
and
he
hoped
some
boys
could
be
brought
in
from
Prince
Rupert
for
a
boxing
card.
In
this
connection,
a
smoker
will
be
held
sometime
early
in
April.
of
C.
P.
Balagno.
rece.ved
well-
?
nuran-
blg
deserved
mpplause.
and
aaa.at.ng
'
"Zt"
J
festi
l.d
fhoru.
and
Hrnry
Plans
for
a
dance
to
be
held
early
in
March
in
aid
of
the
European
Flood
Relief
Fund
were
started
at
a
meeting
of
the
Civic
Centre
Association.
Harold
Clifford
and
Len
Mercer
were
appointed
to
a
committee
to
work
with
the
Kinsmen
for
this
event.
Advance
ticket
will
be
sold.
The
meeting,
presided
over
by
O.
A.
KaulbecK,
was
the
first
for
the
1953
directorate
and
was
well
attended
by
delegates
from
other
organizations
in
town.
Mr.
Kaulbeck
welcomed
newcomers
to
the
board,
saying
that
they
were
all
there
to
work
together
for
the
benefit
of
the
Civic
Centre.
Committee
heads
were
named
'and,
are:
building
and
maintenance,
J.
H.
MacKay;
nrtlou,
without
exception,
were
Churchill
and
then
mimicked
the
late
Earl
Kelly,
former
news
announcer
for
the
Vancouver
Province.
Mike
Cohissl
and
Robert
Wood
i
I
praised
for
their
performances.
Henry
Pluym
accompanied.
There
were
only
good
comments
for
the
allow,
alaed
to
raUe
fund
for
the
Prince
Rupert
Rotary
Club
In
Its
efforts
to
provide
things
for
children.
THAN
KM)
EVIKYONE
Rotary
president
Harry
Black,
who
was
also
mas'er
of
ceremon
rendered
lively
accordion
solos
,.anit
and
Uif
'"lr
"em"
-used
niiiny
weeks
to
l,,r
the
concert,
and
furnun
a
he
Mi
the
(!,,.)
certainly
did
were
the
,nUM-nt
the
hundreds
of
oth-
;v.,i
ar-um);i
tiled
uil
s
a
mlscue.
Yearly
reDorts
of
St.
Matthew's
ji
3
tf
Women
Auxiliary
were
read
and
election
of
officers
took
place
at
and
piayed
a
duet
to
the
delight
of
the
crowd.
Another
entertaining
feature
were
two
songs
by
the
ladies
of
the
concert
croup.
The
concert
KKTlRNfXG
TO
CANADA
after
30
years
in
the
United
States
with
the
passenger
de-
partment
of
the
Canadian
National
Railways,
A.
C.
L.
Warner
has
been
appointed
general
passenger
agent.
British
Columbia
district,
CNR
and
CNt,
witn
headquarters
in
Vancouver.
He
succeeds
8.
M.
fRhevj
Oreene,
who
retires
on
pension
this
Saturday.
ies,
thanned
everyone
tor
at
athletic,
Mr.
Abe
Hart.
Mr.
Welling,
Mr.
F.
Stewart;
entertainment,
Mr.
H.
Clifford,
Mr.
L
concluded
with
"
three
b-w.-ihmi.
selection
tending
lending
i
the
home
of
Mrs.
L.
Newhou.ser.
I
Mrs.
W.
Sparkes,
a
valued
mem-
ber
for
many
years,
ws
welcom-ied
back
after
a
two
years'
ab-I
sence
through
illness.
'
Mrs.
M.
Morgan
presided
at
the
as
wen
as
those
who
;
took
part
In
the
entertainment
mcludln8
two
spirituals,
by
the
,
entire
choir.
thiii.m
lio.se
voice
lie
sniKiea
OUl
children
of
Mr
cli'.ir
i
re
Timmr
he
ni.i
hu
took
I
CARIED
FOODS
A
Mercer;
publicity,
Mr.
H.
Wir.dt.
An
explanation
of
the
new
rental
scale
waa
given
to
the
meeting
and
the
Parent-Teacher
As-sotiation
was
granted
free
u&e
grades
one,
two
and
three
at
,
nitiU
donated
their
ser-Annunclutlon
School,
w
ho
under
X,
an
memberl
ot
tne
Rotary
it..
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'Club
acted
as
uxhera
miH
hanri.
I
tn
Ki
t
s.ili-.s
for
the
meeting
at
the
close
of
which
refreshments
were
served
hy
the
hostess.
.
l
and
(
harhe
KoWrlit.
.
uiiwuuii
vi
oihwr
Mary
!
i
.
,
.
,
Daniel,
recited
three
pieces
ln
Sle1
tne
chores
at
the
entrance.
ji,:y
h.indled
other
readers
Carpenters'
uunce.
and
cocktails
Ijuion
unison,
ine
school
has
won
many
prizes
for
Its
choral
al
speak
speak-
Simpwn
iuuv-.
Ubbjr
-...
1,1
-i
gave
the
(jlassev
ing
ana
tne
audienre
Auditorium,
Friday,
Feb.
27.
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children
a
big
hand
1
I
1
I
1
riif
I
til.
I
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MMM
uin'-itx
the
male
altlimidi
It
a
H.a'il
deep
!)
Sue
children
a
thrill
In.
siiikuik
o!
the
about
the
unlmalj.
SON.
meeting;
Monday.
Feb.
Leading
oft
the
conrert,
the
T
n
choral
group
lang
Hymn
of
I
ODS
lISYGrS
Youth.
Youth.
Miidame
Madame
JunttA
Jeanetle
bmI
1
23.
8
pm.
Social.
Sonja
ladies
:
invitea,
(451
om
scotch;
Af
Moose
Whist
Turn
Ye
To
Me,
an
melody.
Mail
Festival
entries
to
Box
d
have
been
hard
to
ROl'NDLY
API'LAt
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Mn
M
r
m.
157
before
March
1
f'nlrv
fnrms
riir
man"
than
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.s-
Violin
solos
by
Jeanett
Spark
Stegavig
were
first
place
winners'
available
at
the
Fire
Hall,
Civic
and
assi.stunt
Bill
and
later
by
Chrlsto
Furnlotls
,ln
tne
regular
Saturday
n,
v
even
marie
tneir
uraay
night
nigru
uvm
vv-
otvuwij.
attended
by
.
"50
were
well
chosen
and
rnunrfiv
ojif
tu
kets
to
get
Moose
whist
drive,
W
player
the
orM
arrived.
d
th.it
lor
onre
they
r
applauded,
and
vocal
solo
by
Mr.
Rae
Molr
and
Mr.
Patricia
Wick
were
beautifully
rendered.
Both
ladle
sang
without
the
aid
of
the
microphone
and
their
prop
washZ
Other
winners
were
Mrs.
Sam
Haugen
and
Ted
Rorvlk;
pool
prize,
Mrs.
O.
Slegavig,
and
door
prize.
Mis
Polly
Astoria.
Refreshments
were
served
by
Mm.
Harold
Munrey.
Mrs.
F.
Good
and
Mrs.
L.
Holder.
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bn.'V
men.
unseen
j
iiiiii.-nre
were
Harry
I
d
Url
ithe
cripplel
FOR
HIGH
CLASS
PRINTING
IN
1953
Free
Book
on
Arthritis
And
Rheumatism
how
to
avoid
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A
general
election
and
meeting
followed
by
dance
ui
held
In
the
club
quarter
Saturday
night.
Newly-elected
officer
are:
Bob
Kelsey,
president
Jay
Burns,
vice-president,
and
hey
ere
the
men
re-fur
drawing
the
rur-and
forth
across
the
!,
who
only
recently
.la!
here
he
was
ir
aids
on
hi
leg.
k
at
the
fire
hall
but
a.ard
'.he
fire
truck
yet
it
the
conrert
Is
over,
isns
are
preparing
for
si
here
of
their
dis-mni-
llarty
Heal
i!ihim.
Washington,
arrive
bv
train
af'.er
Pnnce
George
and
rred
Hoan,
ecretary-treauier
paK.e
b00k
entl,lea
"Rheumatism"
Director
are:
W.
S.
Ker.in.
P.t111
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who
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Pat
Porter,
toug
Halg.
Lome!
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rryU
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nd
M
Stephens
jcU.e
fvt
only
temporary
relief
!
the!fhnd
"'V
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causes
of
With
the
cooperation
of
f
weatherman
on
Sunday.
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pa.st
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year,.
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WIng
of
Port
Wward
ha.
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lncur
no
obuth)n
,
taken
hi
Initial
dual
flip
Ra!p.
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ndillg
,or
thi
instrucuvc
book.
Ma'.hew
aUo
g
m
30
ir.inuu.,u
my
lhe
mearu
of
and
Len
Brewerton
beglna
1
i
you
.vr
of
untold
misery..
Writ,
.student
Instrurttou
today.
Kia-
uxiny
to
The
Ball
Clinic.
Depl
mut
and
Dowsiey
are
both
ready:
5217.
xcel-wr
Spring.
Missouri
i
Jo
solo
and
Joe
Goscoe
Us
retdy:
As
Always
PLACE
ORDERS
NOW
Dibb
Printing
Co.
i
bus
hit
evcryi.n
v.
but
last
week
it
Tk
tiar't
and
wnt
:rln
iVollvi
(line.
:w.
S,
h.Mil
Uai-her.
!
Slw
hoix's
to
get
bat
wn't
sure
y
t
!!
bark
In
c!m
1
a
biiy
day
yrer-n.n
as
friends
floek-hmpitl
Norm
'
for
his
flight
te.t.
The
new
Instructor,
Mr.
Me-;
Outre
Is
scheduled
to
arrive
tn-
morrow
lo
take
over
duties
as
full
time
Instructor
for
the
A"ro
Club.
SALE
OF
HANDBAGS
t
'hrd
m
i;iit
betor
to
say
Ivllo
and
h
"in-a:ly
won
gt
th:r.k.
(h"
nur.srs
are
;THIS
WEEK
Meeting
of
St.
Andrew'
)
Cathedral
Men's
(
lub
t:
13
p.m.
;
Wednesday,
February
IX
and
sli'-'s
irca'.'.'i
hut
!ip
utiil
rioesn
t
v
in
h'..;iita!.
t'pr-
'
ilwn
win
int
her
gj
Meeting
of
the
.Music
and
Drama
Aswx-lallon,
Hedne-dav,
trb.
15.
(
Ivlc
Centre,
at
S
p.m.
W'rruw
fit
tliLH'-riny
vl.sit,
J'.
Allan
Krrtln
is
Lovely
Selection
in
oil
Colors
1.95
WOMEN'S
SLIPPERS
olso
51.95
Windsor
Castle.
22
miles
mm
t.ibiih"d
In
hi
new
"'
WciiiiunMer
Al
THE
"
London,
was
started
by
William
ithe
Conqueror
ho
rrtjined
from
j
lOfie
U
10S7.
FIND
OUT
TODAY
HOW
TO
BECOME
A
RADIO
or
RADAR
TECHNICIAN
)'
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nh
his
new
idiH
driving
back
r
v,a
I'nn.'c
Cie)rge
Jl"'h
(main
are
&CJ-
i
f
J"lm
Man.r
and
Jack
J
OPTOMETRIST
Fred
E.
Dowdie
Room
HI.
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Phot
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Riue
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v
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t
In.-,
morning
V.m-iitiYi'r
and
have
''Hi
Hi.
ir
doctor
to
Fashion
Footwear
ll'
k
h'.ixs
il,c
rast
OFFERS
YOU
XPERT
FRAMING
AS:
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Ins
leg
(Ills
tune
he's
not
Um
optl-
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I,
the
first
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as
lv
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the
;ld
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rc'
.ili.'d
It
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1
c.nry
him
aboard
RADAR
v.
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COMMUNICATIONS
AERO-ENGINE
INSTRUMENT.
ARMAMENT
Wiilin
o
of
Mr.
Aitindio
of
oderation
M"Tt
nd
Well-known
relurnin
'it
to
his
Ijit
He
left
lest
'i')in
t
i
ir
tb
ir
a
i
'r
"J
didn't
have
any
previous
training
at
all.
The
Air
Force
taught
me
all
1
know
about
radio."
says
Cpl.
Bob
Sibbert,
Communications
Technician
who
works
on
the
newest
radio-radar
equipment
of
Sabre
Jet
Fighters
and
other
RCAF
aircraft.
You,
too,
can
train
as
a
qualified
aircraft
technician
enjoy
service
life
in
the
RCAF
Serve
Canada
and
help
keep
'em
flying
safely.
If
you
are
between
17
and
40,
are
physically
fit
and
have
Grade
8
education
or
better,
there's
a
place
for
you
in
Canada's
expanding
Air
Force.
Investigate
today
!
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n
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II
lir-ro
liKtni.'i,i
the
1
in:
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Clvir
.ivic
1
while
e
hern
here
ni,l
rtml
Zt
is
hul
.u',.
Rroup
of
out-
Pi-tares
For
complete
information
on
pay,
trade
training
and
other
benefits,
see
the
Career
Counsellor
at
the
nearest
RCAF
Recruiting
Unit
or
mail
the
coupon
today!
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his
nlrtiiies
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father
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city
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Vancouver,
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Phone;
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7577
or
7573
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to
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without
oiligatioH,
full
particulars
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regarding
enrolment
requirements
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openings
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